1. Treasure of land and water

Treasure of land and water, a Chinese idiom, the pinyin is Shu ǐ l ù zh ē n, which means delicious food.

It's from Biography of Shi Chong in the Book of Jin: "I'm a treasure of poor land and water."

Diet is the most precious food produced by land and water.

2. Shan Yao Hai CuO

Shan Yao Hai CuO is a Chinese vocabulary, pronounced Shā n y á o h ? i cu ?, which means delicacies.

from the fifth and fifth chapters of Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua: "There are countless mistakes in mountain food and sea."

There are many delicious dishes nowadays.

3. Delicious food

Delicious food is a Chinese word, pronounced as m ě měi wèi jiā yáo o. It means fine and delicious food or delicious food, and it also means delicious food defined by individuals. Describe the delicious food, which is full of praise.

It's from one of Yuan Zhang Yanghao's poems "The Cuiyin Pavilion is Built in Harmony": "An De Cuisine koi fish Double."

Translation: How can such a fine meal get a second time?

4, delicacies

delicacies, Chinese idioms, pinyin is shā n zhē n h m 4 I w è i, which means all kinds of precious foods produced in Shan Ye and the sea. Generally refers to rich dishes.

It's from Chang 'an Road Poem: "A mountain treasure and a sea fault abandon fences and cook a calf like a sunflower."

It means: delicacies can be found everywhere, and all kinds of meat dishes are as easy as eating melon seeds.

5. Eight treasures and jade food

Eight treasures and jade food, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is bā zhēn yù shí, which means fine food in general.

It comes from The Legend of the West Chamber, Volume III: "Eight Precious Jade Foods Invite Langren to Eat."

It means: the lover is invited to enjoy the delicious dishes.